Brasília features architecture entirely planned by Oscar Niemeyer, with the city laid out in the shape of an airplane. Additionally, the area boasts numerous cultural tourist attractions, such as the Palácio do Planalto, the National Congress, and the Praça dos Três Poderes.

The capital of Pernambuco has stunning beaches and a rich culture, such as Boa Viagem Beach, which features a wide stretch of sand and warm waters, and the Ricardo Brennand Institute, home to one of the largest collections of medieval armor in the world.

The “Cidade Maravilhosa” is one of Brazil's top destinations, featuring breathtaking beaches like Ipanema and Copacabana Beaches. Additionally, in Rio de Janeiro, you can visit one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, the Christ the Redeemer statue.

Visiting Ponta Negra Beach and Morro do Careca, one of the main postcards of Rio Grande do Norte, offers an incredible view, making for an unforgettable trip for those looking to enjoy stunning landscapes and a great day at the beach.

Rio Grande do Sul is a charming state with a strong Gaucho tradition reflected in its cuisine and stunning landscapes, such as the canyons of Aparados da Serra National Park and the wineries of Serra Gaúcha, where you can enjoy truly award-winning wines.

Brazil's largest metropolis offers numerous cultural tourist attractions, such as the MASP (São Paulo Art Museum), the Ipiranga Museum, the Museum of the Portuguese Language, the MIS (Museum of Image and Sound), the Pinacoteca and the Afro-Brazilian Museum. All of these museums have free admission days.